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THE 

TIDDLY WINKS 


EASY READING 
LIBRARY OF “JUST 
RIGHT BOOKS” 

The Tiddly Winks 
Open Air Stories 
Surprise Stories 
Gingerbread Boy 
The Party Twins 
Doll Land Stories 
The Treasure Twins 
Tale of Curly Tail 
Washington’s Boyhood 
Reading Time Stories 
Comical Circus Stories 
Knowledge Primer Games 
Real Out-of-Door Stories 
Jolly Polly and Curly Tail 
Fifty Funny Animal Tales 
The Flower and Berry Babies 
In and Out-Door Playgames 
A Child’s Garden of Verses 
Busy Fingers Drawing Primer 
Happy Manikin in Manners Town 
The Vegetable and Fruit Children 
The Dinner That Was Always There 
Six Tiddly Winks and The A to 
Zees 

Published by 

ALBERT WHITMAN & CO. 

Chicago, U. S. A. 








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INTRODUCTION 
Tiddly Winks is a little fairy, 

And he sings like a canary. 

Another fairy is Tiddly Wee, 

He is just as cunning as can be. 
Tiddly Thrift is a saving mite, 

He wears a jacket snug and bright. 
Tiddly Cheer-Up with smiling face, 

Is always welcome any place. 

Tiddly Scowl looks at you and me, 

He is just as cross as he can he. 
Tiddly Why will make you sigh, 

He asks questions, My! Oh My! 

A child can read if he stops and thinks, 

So say the little Tiddly Winks; 

If you will learn your A, B, C’s, 

You soon can read good books like these. 
The Tiddly Winks cry, “Ho, ho,” 

How many words do you REALLY know ? 
One hundred or more, can you answer “ Yes” ? 
Or do you read your books BY GUESS ? 


FOREWORD 


The Tiddly Winks are good natured 
little fairies who teach lessons of thrift 
and good cheer. Here we meet Tiddly 
Winks, Tiddly Wee, Tiddly Thrift, 
Tiddly Cheer-Up, Tiddly Scowl, and 
Tiddly Why, all having the charac¬ 
teristics of real children. 

Who would not take delight in 
learning their A, B, C’s with the Tiddly 
Winks? 

A story of the Wee People—for Wee 
People, written in charming and sim¬ 
ple style, to be used in school and 
home as a first reader, carefully graded 
with repetition of simple words and 
phrases. 


Objects in the school room take a 
lively interest in the Tiddly Winks, 
find voices, and even the School Bell 
outside remarks, 

“Hear my song, hear my rhyme, 

Hurry children, be on time.” 

If you still inquire, “Who are the 
Tiddly Winks?” we will let them reply 
in their own fashion, 

1 ‘Who are we ? Who are we ? 

Tiddly Winks as all can see; 

We are a very merry band, 

And we come from Fairyland.” 


CONTENTS 


Counting 
Good Morning 
The School Bell 
A-B-C’s 
What Day 
Hurry 
Ding-Dong 
Smiling Face 
Fun 

The Books 
The Fairy 
Monday 
The Chimes 
Clothes Line 
Fairy Wind 
The Calendar 
Games 

Hide and Seek 
The Blue Sky 
The Noise 
The Rain 
Little Busy Bee 
Tiddly Wee 
The Helpers 
Count By Two’s 
Little Fairy Men 
On Time 
Late 

Tiddly Thrift 
To Save 
Sweet Cookies 
Jolly Cooks 
The Picnic 


Tiddly Cheer-Up 
Tiddly Scowl 
Laugh and Play 
To Tell Time 
The Hours 
Wake Up 
The Breakfast 
Tiddly Why 
The New Song 
That Way 
Bread and Cheese 
Valentines 
Spring 
A House 
The Seeds 
The Garden 
The Sun 
The Ride 
To Fish 
Catching Fish 
The Maypole 
The Rag Doll 
To Write 
The Letter 
The Visit 
The Top 
The Airship 
Flying Home 
The Owl 
Rest Day 
Merry June 
Peeping 
To Remember 
Good-Bye 


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LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS 


They Danced in a Ring at the Picnic. Frontispiece 

He Wheeled Him in a Wheelbarrow.Page 10 

Tiddly Winks Bowed to the Waste Basket. “ 19 

Tiddly Winks Jumped into the Ink Well. “ 21 

He Began to Swing on the Pendulum. “ 25 

Tiddly Winks Made the Clothes Look Funny. “ 29 

He Went to Sleep in a Clothes Basket. “ 31 

Tiddly Winks Danced with the Mouse. “ 33 

He Watched One Little Girl. “ 39 

Tiddly Winks Laughed Like a Brownie. “ 41 

Tiddly Winks Ran. on One Side. “ 45 

He Ran a Race Round and Round the Old Clock’s Face.. “ 59 

On His Velocipede. “ 63 

Sawing Wood. “ 67 

Skating. “ 71 

Dancing . “ 74 

I Live in a Doll House Under the Old Apple Tree. “ 82 

When I begin I like to Spin. “ 84 

Playing Leap-Frog. “ 89 


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COUNTING 

Tiddly Winks says, 

One, two, 

How do you do ? 

Tiddly Wee says, 

Three, four, 

Here comes one more. 


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Tiddly‘Thrift says, 

Five, six, 

I have saving tricks. 

The Tiddly Winks. 

Tiddly Cheer-Up says, 

Seven, eight 
Laugh at any rate. 

Tiddly Scowl says, 

Nine, ten, 

I scowl again. 

Tiddly Why says, 

Eleven, twelve, 

Why not count like elves? 

We Can Count As Well As Think, 
Says Every Little Tiddly Wink! 




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GOOD MORNING 

“Good morning,” said Tiddly Winks. 
“Good morning,” sang the School Bell. 
“Who are you?” asked Tiddly Winks. 
“Who are you?” asked the School Bell. 
Tiddly Winks said, 

“I am a fairy, light and airy, 

And I sing like a canary.” 

The School Bell was busy ringing. 
The School Bell was busy singing, 

“I am the School Bell, ding dong, 

I am the School Bell, hear my song.” 


THE SCHOOL BELL 
Tiddly Winks heard the song. 

Tiddly Winks heard the School Bell 
sing. 




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He said, “I am a cousin of the 
Brownies.” 

The School Bell said, “I am a cousin 
of the Church Bell.” 

TiddlyWinks said, “See the children!” 
The children were coming to school. 
The School Bell sang, 

“They come to school at half past eight, 

I hope that no one will be late.” 

Tiddly Winks curled up in the School 
Bell. 

He curled up and went to sleep. 


A. B. C. 

Tiddly Winks reads “A-B-C.” 
Can you read “A-B-C?” 




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The School Bell cannot read at all. 

The School Bell can only sing. 

Tiddly Winks come read to me. 

Can you read like a fairy? 

Tiddly Winks, if you please 
I know all my A, B, C’s. 

WHAT DAY? 

“Good morning again,” said Tiddly 
Winks. 

“Good morning to you,” sang the 
School Bell. 

“What day is it?” asked Tiddly 
Winks. 

The School Bell sang, “It is Monday 
morning.” 

He said, “I must ring on Monday 
morning.” 




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Tiddly Winks said, “The children are 
coming.” 

He said, “They are carrying dinner- 
pails.” 

The School Bell sang, 

“Hear my song, hear my rhyme 
Hurry children, be on time.” 

HURRY 

The children came hurrying to school. 
The children came to school on time. 
Tiddly Winks said, “ I will go to school, 
too.” 

He said, “I will go to school on time.” 
He said, “I will go to school on 
Monday.” 

Tiddly Winks peeped into the window. 
He peeped into the school room. 




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He called to the children, “Good morn¬ 
ing!” 

They said, “Good morning, Tiddly 
Winks.” 



DING DONG 

“Ding, dong,” sang the School Bell. 
“Good morning,” said Tiddly Winks. 
Tiddly Winks said, “I have been gone 
a week.” 

The School Bell said, “It is- Monday 
morning.” 








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Tiddly Winks said, “Are you tired 
ringing?” 

The School Bell said, “Are you tired 
singing?” 

They sang together on Monday morn¬ 
ing, 

“Hurry, hurry, take your place, 

Take your seat, with smiling face.” 

SMILING FACE 

Tiddly Winks said, “Can I take a 
seat?” 

He had a very smiling face. 

Tiddly Winks met the School Room 
Clock. 

He said, to the clock, “Good morn¬ 
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The School Room Clock said, “Tick, 
tock.” 

Tiddly Winks bowed to the Waste 
Basket. 

The Waste Basket was empty. 

He sang, 

“Once in a while, once in a while, 

They carry me up, and down, the aisle.” 


FUN 

Sure enough bye and bye the Waste 
Basket went up and down. 

He was carried in the aisle. 

He was carried between the seats. 
Tiddly Winks came early to school. 
Tiddly Winks was full of fun. 














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Tiddly Winks Jumped Into the Ink Well 




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THE TIDDLY WINKS 


He saw the children’s copy books. 

The copy books were open on the desks. 

Tiddly Winks jumped into an ink¬ 
well, 

He jumped from desk to desk. 

He jumped on the copy books. 

You could see the marks of his feet! 

The School Bell did not know what 
was going on. 

He was outside ringing and singing. 

THE BOOKS 

The School Room Clock saw the copy 
books. 

He saw the marks of little feet on them. 

He put his hands over his face. 




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The School Room Clock wanted to 
hide! 

He tried to hide his face with his hands! 

The Waste Basket said, “I will get the 
books.” 

He said, ‘ T will get all the copy books P ’ 

The School Room Clock ticked away, 
saying, 

“Rub out the marks this Monday morning, 
The teacher is coming, do take warning.” 









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THE TIDDLY WINKS 


THE FAIRY 

Tiddly Winks was a real fairy. 

He blew on the copy books. 

He blew away all the marks. 

The marks of his feet were gone! 

The Waste Basket said, “I am sad.” 
He said, “I won’t get the copy books 
now.” 

The School Room Clock said, 

“Come and help me run a race, 

See my hands go round my face.” 


MONDAY 

Tiddly Winks said, “I will come.” 

He said to the School Room Clock, 
“Here I come.” 

He jumped inside of the clock. 





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THE TIDDLY WINKS 


The children were coming to school'. 
They came to school on Monday. 
They looked at the School Room 
Clock. 

Tiddly Winks had stopped the Clock! 
He began to swing on the pendulum. 
He smiled at the children. 

He said, “I always smile on Monday 
morning.” 


THE CHIMES 

Tiddly Winks slept a week in the 
Clock. 


He woke up next Monday morning. 
He said, “I will go and talk to the 
School Bell.” 




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The School Bell was singing, “ding, 
dong.” 

“Good bye,” ticked the School Room 
Clock. 

“Good bye,” whispered the Waste 
Basket. 

Tiddly Winks called, “Good bye, good 
bye.” 

He heard the School Bell singing, 

“Monday morning, be on time, 

Ding, dong, hear my chime.” 









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THE TIDDLY WINKS 


CLOTHES LINE 

One Monday morning Tiddly Winks 
ran away. 

He ran away from school one Monday 
morning. 

He saw washing on a line. 

He blew inside a white skirt. 

The skirt looked like a balloon. 

He said, “It looks like a balloon.” 

He blew inside all the clothes. 

He made the clothes look funny. 

He called to the funny clothes on the 
line. 


Tiddly Winks called, “Good bye.” 





Tiddly Winks Made the 


Clothes Look Funny 


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THE TIDDLY WINKS 


FAIRY WIND 

Tiddly Winks did not run far away. 
He curled up to sleep. 

He went to sleep in the clothes basket. 
He woke and said, “What day is it?” 
The Sun said, “Ask Fairy Wind.” 
Tiddly Winks asked again about the 
day. 

Fairy Wind said, 

“Ask that question now in school, 

You’ll learn something, as a rule.” 

Tiddly Winks ran back to school. 

THE CALENDAR 

“Good morning,” sang the School 
Bell. 

“Good morning,” ticked the Clock. 





He IFent to Sleep in a Clothes 


Basket 


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“Good morning,” whispered the 
Waste Basket. 

The School Room Mouse came out. 
Tiddly Winks danced with him. 
Tiddly Winks said, “What day is it?” 
The Mouse said, “Ask the Calendar.” 
The Calendar hung on the wall. 

The Calendar had names on it. 

It had names of days on it. 

It had numbers on it, too. 

The Calendar nodded to Tiddly 
Winks. 

It said, “It is Tuesday morning.” 


GAMES 

Tiddly Winks said, “It is Tuesday 
morning.” 




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Tiddly Winks Danced with the Mouse 


He said, “Let us play a game.” 

The School Room Mouse said, “I can 
play.” 

He said, “We can play hide-and-seek.” 
The Waste Basket said, “I will play.” 
He said, “Let us play cat-and mouse.” 
They played games before school. 
They played hide-and-seek. 

They played cat-and-mouse. 

They played games on Tuesday morn¬ 
ing. 




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THE TIDDLY WINKS 


HIDE AND SEEK 

The children came in on Tuesday. 
They took their seats on Tuesday 
morning. 

They did not see Tiddly Winks. 

He hid behind the Calendar. 

He was thinking about hide-and-seek. 
He said, “I will hide here to-day.” 

He said, “I will hide in a pencil-box.” 
He said, “I will hide in a dinner-pail.” 
TiddlyWinks played hide-and-seek, 
He played hide-and-seek on Tuesday. 

THE BLUE SKY 

“Good morning, good morning, the sky is so 
blue, 

Good morning, good morning, good 
morning to you.” 




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The children sang this song. 

The School Bell stopped ringing. 

He stopped to hear the children sing. 
The School Rooiti Clock kept on tick¬ 
ing. 

He said, “Where is Tiddly Winks?” 
He said, “Where is he on Tuesday?” 
Tiddly Winks was in a pencil-box. 

He made a noise in the pencil-box. 

He made the pencils rattle. 

THE NOISE 
What a noisy pencil-box! 

What a noise in the desk! 

What a noise in the room! 

The teacher said, 

“Fold your hands and quiet keep, 

Play you all are fast asleep.” 




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The children folded their hands. 
They kept very quiet. 

Tiddly Winks was quiet too. 

He said, “I learned something.” 

He learned something on Tuesday. 
Tiddly Winks fell asleep. 

He fell asleep on Tuesday morning. 









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THE RAIN 

One Tuesday morning it rained 

It rained harder and harder. 

Tiddly Winks said, “Will the children 
sing?” 

He said, “They cannot sing about blue 
skies.” 

He said,“ Can they sing to-day?” 

The School Room Clock said. “Wait 
and see.” 

The Waste Basket said, “They will 
sing.” 

The School Bell did not mind the 
rain. 

He sang as usual, “ding, dong.” 




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LITTLE BUSY BEE 
The children came to school. 

They came that rainy day to school. 
They sang a new song. 

“Good morning on a rainy day, 

We sing to keep the blues away.” 

Tiddly Winks clapped his tiny hands. 
He said, “I will sing the new song.” 

He watched one little girl. 

She was busy at work all day. 

He said she is a busy girl. 

He called her “Little Busy Bee.” 

TIDDLY WEE 

Tiddly Winks met another fairy. 

He said to the fairy, “Good morning.” 





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The fairy answered, “Good morning.” 
Tiddly Winks said, “What is your 
name?” 

The fairy answered, “I am Tiddly 
Wee.” 

Tiddly Winks laughed like a Brownie. 
Tiddly Wee danced like a Brownie. 
Tiddly Winks said, “It is Tuesday 
morning.” 

Tiddly Wee said, “It is ironing day.” 

THE HELPERS 
“Sing a song and have some fun, 

’Twill help you get the ironing done.” 

Tiddly Wee sang this little song. 

He sang this song on Tuesday. 





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THE TIDDLY WINKS 


He helped Tiddly Winks iron his 
sheets. 

Tiddly Winks ironed pillow cases. 

These little fairies liked to iron. 

They liked to iron on Tuesday. 

They soon had ironed all the clothes. 

Tiddly Winks said, “Let us go to 
school.” • 

Tiddly Wee said, “We will go to¬ 
morrow.” 

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COUNT BY TWO’S 

Tiddly Winks said, “Where is my 
cap?” 

Tiddly Wee said, “Where is my coat?” 

Tiddly Winks found his red cap. 

Tiddly Wee found his red coat. 




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They went to school on Wednesday. 
They learned to count on Wednesday. 
They learned to count by two’s. 

Two, four, six, eight, 

Count by two’s, don’t be late. 

“Ding, dong,” rang the School Bell. 
“Tick, tock,” sang the Clock. 

LITTLE FAIRY MEN 
The Waste Basket said, ‘T can count.” 
The Calendar said, “See all my num¬ 
bers, 

“One, two, three, four, 

Come in please—shut the door.” 

Tiddly Winks wrote numbers. 

Tiddly Wee wrote on the board. 




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THE TIDDLY WINKS 


“We are little Fairy Men, 

We can count up to ten.” 

The School Room Mouse looked at 
them. 

He looked out of the Clock. 

He sang, 

“I can count very well, 

But how far, I won’t tell.” 

Tiddly Winks said, “I like to count.” 

Tiddly Wee said, “I can count on Wed¬ 
nesday.” 


ON TIME 

Tiddly Winks came to school. 

Tiddly Wee came early to school. 

“Good morning,” sang the School 
Bell. 





Tiddly Winks Ran on One Side, Tiddly Wee Ran on the Other 





























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THE TIDDLY WINKS 


Tiddly Winks said, 

“I have pennies, and a dime, 

See, I always come on time.” 

Tiddly Wee said, 

‘‘For the children we will wait, 

How I hope they won’t be late.” 

One little boy was often late. 
One little boy was a sleepy-head. 
Tiddly Winks said, 

‘‘Try to get to school on time, 

Help the fairies make a rhyme.” 


_ LATE 

One little girl was late to school. 

One little girl was often late. 

The little girl was late to breakfast. 




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TiddlyWinks said, 

“Tiddly Winks soon I will wake you, 
And to school I will take you.” 

Tiddly Winks woke the little girl. 
Tiddly Wee ran with her to school. 
Tiddly Winks ran on one side. 
Tiddly Wee ran on the other. 


TIDDLY THRIFT 

Tiddy Thrift got off the boat, 

In a neatly mended coat. 

He came to town on Wednesday. 
Tiddly Thrift said, ‘ Tt is Wednesday. ’ ’ 
He wore a mended coat on Wednes¬ 
day. 

He met Tiddly Winks and Tiddly 
Wee. 




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THE TIDDLY WINKS 


Tiddly Thrift said, 

“We must save paper and string, 

We must save time and everything.” 

Tiddly Thrift taught the children. 

He taught them to save paper. 

He taught them to write on both 
sides. 


TO SAVE 

The Waste Basket began to cry. 

He began to cry on Wednesday. 

“See the children save their paper.” 
“They write on both sides of the 
paper.” 

“How will I ever get full of paper?” 
Tiddly Winks saw the children save 
paper. 




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Tiddly Wee said, “They will save time 
too.” 

The School Room Clock said, 

“Tiek, tock, tick, tock, 

They’ll save time like as not.” 

The School Room Mouse began to 
squeak. 

He squeaked, “I hope they will save 
crumbs.” 

He said, “Will they save crumbs for 
me?” 


SWEET COOKIES 
Tiddly Winks as you know, 
In the kitchen now must go, 
Tiddly Wee, as you see, 
Makes the fire burn merrily, 




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Tiddly Thrift every hour, 

Saves the butter, saves the flour. 

They get out the rolling-pin, 

So the fun will soon begin! 

They mix some cookies for a treat, 

Cut them out, and make them sweet,. 
In the oven they baked them too, 
Just as you or I would do. 












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JOLLY COOKS 

Tiddly Winks and Tiddly Wee, 

Are very little cooks you see, 

Tiddly Thrift has come to town, 

And he will bake tfie cookies brown. 
The cook will have a nice surprise, 
When the cookies greet her eyes, 

The fairies say, “Do you like our 
looks? 

You see we all are jolly cooks. ’ ’ 

The kitchen Clock upon the wall. 
Said, “I like Tiddly Thrift the best of 
all.” 

Tiddly Winks and Tiddly Wee, 

Were just as busy as could be! 




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THE PICNIC 

“Hurry, hurry,” called TiddlyWinks. 
“Hurry up,” cried Tiddly Wee. 

“Hurry to the picnic,” said Tiddly 
Thrift. 

Some of the Tiddly Winks were late. 
Tiddly Cheer-Up came smiling. 

He came singing, 

“Let us never trouble borrow, 

Start to-day, or start to-morrow.” 









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They went on a picnic on Thursday. 
They went to the woods. 

They carried picnic baskets. 

TIDDLY CHEER-UP 
Tiddly Winks fell in the water. 

Tiddly Wee helped him out. 

Tiddly Thrift spread the lunch. 

He said, “We will save the crumbs.” 
Tiddly Cheer-Up smiled on every one. 
He said, 

“Nothing will go very wrong, 

If we sing a ‘Cheer-Up’ song.” 

They danced in a ring. 

They danced in a ring at the picnic. 
They danced and sang on Thursday. 




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THE TIDDLY WINKS 


TIDDLY SCOWL 

“Good morning,” said Tiddly Winks. 

“Is it a good morning?” asked Tiddly 
Scowl. 

Tiddly Scowl was always scowling. 

Tiddly Scowl was often late to school. 

Tiddly Scowl said, “It is a rainy morn¬ 
ing.” 

Tiddly Scowl did not like the rain. 

Tiddly Why came walking by. 

Tiddly Why asked many questions. 

Tiddly Why said, “Why do you 
scowl?” 

He said, “Why don’t you like rain?” 

LAUGH AND PLAY 

“What day is it?” asked Tiddly 
Winks. 




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“What time is it?” asked Tiddly Wee. 

“What shall we do next?” asked 
Tiddly Thrift. 

“Let us laugh and play,” said Tiddly 
Cheer-Up. 

“I cannot laugh and play,” said Tiddly 
Scowl. 



Tiddly Why said, “Why can’t you 
laugh?” 

The Calendar said, “I know what day 
it is.” 








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THE TIDDLY WINKS 


The Calendar said, “It is Thursday.” 
The Calendar said, 

“At my face come take a peek, 

There are seven days in a week.” 

The School Room Clock said, “Good 
morning.” 

It said, “I can tell you the time.” 

“Count the numbers on my face, 

Can you count numbers any place? ” 

Tiddly Winks counted numbers on the 
board. 

Tiddly Wee counted numbers on the 
Calendar. 

Tiddly Thrift counted numbers on the 
Clock’s face. 




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57 


Tiddly Cheer-Up counted numbers on 
cards. 

Tiddly Scowl counted no numbers at 
all. 

Tiddly Why said, “Why don’t you 
count?” 

Tiddly Winks said, “I want to tell 
time.” 

Tiddly Why asked, “Why do you want 
to tell time?” 


TO TELL TIME 

“I want to tell time,” said Tiddly 
Winks. 

The School Room Clock smiled at him. 
He said, “Look at my two hands.” 




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THE TIDDLY WINKS 


He said, 

“Look at my shorter hand, 

It points to the hour you understand.” 

Tiddly Winks repeated the words over 
and over. 

The Clock spoke again, 

“Look at my longer hand, 

It points to the minutes, you understand.” 

The School Room Clock went on talk¬ 
ing. 

“I point to six, with my short hand, 

The long hand’s at twelve you understand, 
It is six o’clock, it is six o’clock, 

And time for supper, like as not.” 


THE HOURS 

Tiddly Winks began to learn to tell 
time. 




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THE TIDDLY WINKS 


He learned to tell a little time every 
day. 

He learned to tell the hours. 

Tiddly Winks then ran a race, 

Round and round the old clock’s face. 

Tiddly Winks began to tell time on 
Thursday. 

Tiddly Scowl said, “I cannot tell 
time.” 

The School Bell rang again, 

“Ding, dong, work and play 
Children be on time to-day.” 

‘Why should we be on time?” asked 
Tiddly Why. 

Tiddly Scowl said, “Dear me, why do 
you ask questions?” 




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61 


WAKE UP 

“Wake up, wake up,” called Tiddly 
Winks. 

“I am awake,” said Tiddly Wee. 

“Hurry up, save time,” sang Tiddly 
Thrift. 

“Wake up happy,” said Tiddly Cheer- 

Up. 

“I cannot look happy,” said Tiddly 
Scowl. 

“Why shall we get-up?” asked Tiddly 
Why. 

Tiddly Winks said, “Let us go to 
school.” 

He said, “Let us go on Friday.” 

Tiddly Winks said, “Come, get break¬ 
fast.” 




62 


THE TIDDLY WINKS 


THE BREAKFAST 

Tiddly Thrift helped with breakfast. 

He set the breakfast table. 

Gan you set the breakfast table? 

Tiddly Cheer-Up cooked the coffee. 

Tiddly Scowl said, “I don’t like coffee.” 

Tiddly Winks said, “Drink some 
cocoa.” 

Tiddly Wee said, “Drink some milk.” 

Tiddly Why said, “Why do we drink 
coffee?” 

Tiddly Winks said, “We like to drink 
coffee.” 

Tiddly Scowl sat in the corner scowl¬ 
ing. 




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63 



TIDDLY WHY 

The Tiddly Winks hurried to school. 
They all hurried to school on Friday. 
The School Bell sang, 

“Good morning, I am glad to meet you, 
Good morning, I am glad to greet you.” 

The School Room Clock sang, 

“Fall in line, 

It is quarter of nine.” 








64 


THE TIDDLY WINKS 


Tiddly Winks sat on the window-sill. 
Tiddly Scowl came in late. 

He stopped on the way to school. 

He stopped to play ball. 

Tiddly Why said, “Why are you late?” 

THE NEW SONG 

Tiddly Cheer-Up sang on Friday. 

He sang a new song on Friday. 

“If the weather is wet, 

You’ll have fun yet, 

If the weather is cold, 

Please do not scold, 

If the weather is dry, 

To have fun we try, 




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65 


When the weather is warm, 

Comes a thunder storm, 

Cheer-Up, we have fun together. 

We like different kinds of weather. 

All the Children learned the new song. 

All the children liked the new song. 

They sang together on Friday morn¬ 
ing. 

THAT WAY 

The School Room Mouse said, “Good 
morning.” 

He said, “I will be the teacher.” 

He said, “What time is it, Tiddly 
Winks?” 

Tiddly Winks replied, “It is school 
time.” 




66 


THE TIDDLY WINKS 


The School Room Mouse said, “Who 
can spell?” 

He said, “Who can spell ‘Friday’?” 
Tiddly Scowl said, “I cannot spell.” 
He said, 

“From school I often stay away, 

I always scowl and scowl all day.” 

Tiddly Thrift sang, 

“Save a little every day, 

We’ll be happier that way.” 


BREAD AND CHEESE 
The School Room Mouse was a funny 
teacher. 

He said, 

“You must excuse me if you please, 

This Friday noon I smell fresh cheese.” 




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67 



Sawing Wood 


He smelled some fresh cheese on Fri¬ 
day. 

He smelled cheese from a dinner pail. 
The School Room Mouse loved cheese. 
One little boy ate his lunch. 

The boy had bread and cheese for 
lunch. 

He dropped some crumbs of bread. 
He dropped some crumbs of cheese. 
The School Room Mouse came out. 
He came out and ate the cheese. 








68 


THE TIDDLY WINKS 


VALENTINES 

Tiddly Winks made a valentine. 

He made a valentine on Friday. 
Friday was Saint Valentine’s day. 
Tiddly Wee made a valentine too. 

He made it like a heart. 

Tiddly Scowl said, “I cannot make 
one.” 

He said, “I cannot make a valentine.” 
Tiddly Thrift helped him. 

Tiddly Cheer-Up made up a verse. 

He made a verse for his valentine. 

“I love you truly mother mine, 

You are my dearest valentine.” 

Tiddly Wee made a pretty valentine. 
He made a valentine for the baby. 




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69 


He wrote on his valentine, 

“Baby brother with eyes so blue. 

Here is a valentine heart for you.” 

They all made some envelopes. 

They made envelopes for the valen¬ 
tines. 

They put stamps on the envelopes. 
They sent the valentines by mail. 
Tiddly Scowl got ^n ugly valentine. 
Tiddly Cheer-Up said, 

“If you will learn how to smile, 

It will make life worth while.” 


SPRING 

The Calendar said, “It is spring.” 

“It is spring,” whispered the breezes. 
“It is spring,” pattered the rain. 




70 


THE TIDDLY WINKS 


“It is spring,” sang the robin. 

The birds were building nests. 

“Where will I live?” asked Jenny Wren. 
Jenny Wren said, “I want a new house! ’ 
She said, ‘ ‘Who will build me a house?’ ’ 
Tiddly Winks said, 

“I’ll build a wee house in the spring, 

When all the birds begin to sing.” 


A HOUSE 

“Who will build me a home?” asked 
Jenny Wren. 

“I will,” said Tiddly Winks. 

“I will,” answered Tiddly Wee. 
Tiddly Thrift said, “Use a cigar box.” 
Tiddly Cheer-Up found a cigar box. 




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71 



Skating 


Tiddly Scowl said, “I cannot build a 
house.” 

Tiddly Why said, “Why not?” 

They soon made a house. 

They made it out of a cigar box. 

They made it for Jenny Wren. 

She said, 

“It is spring again, spring again, 

Spring in sunshine, spring in rain.” 








72 


THE TIDDLY WINKS 


THE SEEDS 

Tiddly Winks said, “It is spring.” 

Tiddly Wee said, “Let us make a gar¬ 
den.” 

Tiddly Thrift said, “I saved some 
seeds.” 

He saved the seeds from last year. 

Tiddly Cheer-Up said, “Where is the 
rake?” 

Tiddly Scowl said, “I don’t like to 
rake.” 

Tiddly Why said, “Why? Why?” 

Tiddly Winks said, “Where is the 
hoe?” 

They all sang, 

“With rake and hoe 
To the garden go, 




THE TIDDLY WINKS 


73 


In the early spring 
When the robbins sing.” 

THE GARDEN 

The Tiddly Winks planted a garden. 
They planted it in the spring. 

They planted vegetable seeds. 

They planted flower seeds. 

Patter, patter, patter, fell the rain. 
The rain helped the seeds grow. 

The garden was planted on Saturday. 
Another Saturday came. 

The Tiddly Winks planted a tree. 
They planted a tree on Saturday. 
They planted a tree on Arbor Day, 




74 


THE TIDDLY WINKS 


THE SUN 

The sun was shining one spring day. 
The sun shone one Saturday. 

Tiddly Winks got out the spade. 

He said, “Let us make more garden.” 
Tiddly Wee got out the wheelbarrow. 



Tiddly Thrift said, “See the lettuce!” 
Tiddly Cheer-Up said, “See the rad¬ 
ishes!” 











THE TIDDLY WINKS 


75 


Tiddly Scowl said, “I wish they were 
violets.” 

Tiddly Why said, “Why? Why?” 

THE RIDE 
“Come rake and hoe, 

Make our garden grow.” 

Sang Tiddly Winks one Saturday. 
Tiddly Wee said, “The sun makes 
things grow.” 

Tiddly Thrift said, “The rain makes 
things grow.” 

Tiddly Scowl grew very tired. 

Tiddly Winks wheeled him home. 

He wheeled him in the wheelbarrow. 
Tiddly Why said, “Why does he ride?” 
Tiddly Cheer-Up said, 

“Cheer up, Cheer up, we are happy together, 
Cheer up, Cheer up, it is fine spring weather.” 




76 


THE TIDDLY WINKS 


TO FISH 

Tiddly Winks said, “Let us go fish¬ 
ing.” 

Tiddly Wee said, “I will go with you.” 

Tiddly Thrift said, “Where is the fish¬ 
ing-rod?” 

Tiddly Cheer-Up said, “Here is the 
fish hook.” 

Tiddly Scowl said, “Who will dig 
worms?” 

Tiddly Why said, “Why do we want 
worms?” 

“We will bait the hook,” said Tiddly 
Winks. 

“Will bait it with worms,” said Tiddly 
Wee. 




THE TIDDLY WINKS 


77 


The Tiddly Winks sang, 

“Happy at work, and happy at play, 
We’ll go fishing on a Saturday.” 



CATCHING FISH 


The Tiddly Winks carried a basket. 
They carried a basket for fish. 

They sat on the bank to fish. 

Tiddly Scowl said, “Why don’t the 
fish bite?” 









78 


THE TIDDLY WINKS 


By and by they caught some fish. 
They put the fish in the covered basket. 
They carried the basket home. 

They all ate fish for supper. 

They had fish for supper on Saturday. 

THE MAYPOLE 

Tiddly Winks said, “It is the first of 
May.” 

Tiddly Wee said, “Where is the May- 
pole?” 

Tiddly Thrift said, “We will make 
one.” 

They made a Maypole from a pole. 
They made it from a clothes pole. 
They put gay streamers on it. 




THE TIDDLY WINKS 


79 


Each Tiddly Wink took hold of a 
streamer. 

They danced round the Maypole. 
They all sang, 

“Round the Maypole dance and play, 

In the merry month of May.” 


THE RAG DOLL 
Tiddly Winks got a letter. 

He got a letter on Saturday. 

The letter was from Toy Town 
It was written by the Rag Doll. 

The Rag Doll said, 

Toy Town, 

May 5th. 

Dear Tiddly Winks, 

I live in a new Doll House with many other 


toys. 




80 


THE TIDDLY WINKS 


I would like you to visit me. 

Tell all the family to come and see me, and tell 
them that I live in the Doll House under the old 

apple tree. 

Your friend, 

The Rag Doll. 


TO WRITE 

Tiddly Winks said, “Here is a letter.” 

He said, “Who will answer the letter?” 

Tiddly Why said, “Why do you an¬ 
swer it?” 

Tiddly Winks said, “We must be po¬ 
lite.” 

Tiddly Thrift said, “I saved some pa- 

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per. 




THE TIDDLY WINKS 


81 


Tiddly Cheer-Up said, “We will make 
an envelope.” 

The Tiddly Winks wrote a polite letter. 
They put it in an envelope to send. 
Tiddly Scowl said, 

“I can’t write a letter very well, 

For I never learned to spell.” 

THE LETTER 

This is the letter the Tiddly Winks 
wrote. 

Tiddly Wink Town, 
May 6th. 

Dear Rag Doll, 

We will come to-morrow to visit you. 

We will come to the Doll House under the 
apple tree. 

Thank you for your letter. 

Your loving friends, 

The Tiddly Winks. 



















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THE TIDDLY WINKS 


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THE VISIT 

The Tiddly Winks called “Good-bye, 
good-bye.” 

They called, “Good-bye Father and 
Mother.” 

They went together to Toy Town. 
They went to visit the Rag Doll. 

They came to the Doll House. 

The Rag Doll kissed them all. 

The Rag Doll was glad to see them. 
They sat in the new Doll House in Toy 
Town. 


THE TOP 

The Rag Doll said, “Where is Tiddly 
Scowl?” 




84 


THE 'TIDDLY WINKS 



When I Begin I Like to Spin 


Sure enough, where was Tiddly Scowl? 
He was up stairs in the Doll House. 
He looked out of the window. 

He said, “I want to go home.” 

Just then the Top began to talk. 

“I am the Top, will I never stop? 

Spin, spin, spin, 

With humming sound, I dance around, 
Spin, spin, spin.” 

Tiddly Why said, 

“Why doesn’t the top stop?” 








THE TIDDLY WINKS 


85 


The Top answered, 

“When I begin, 

I like to spin.” 

Tiddly Thrift laughed at that. 

Tiddly Cheer-Up said, “We must say 
‘Good-bye’.” 

THE AIRSHIP 

Tiddly Winks said, “We must say, 
‘Good-bye’.” 

Tiddly Wee said, “See the Airship!” 
The Airship sailed down, down. 

They all got in the Airship. 

They called to the Rag Doll, “Good¬ 
bye.” 

She gave them a surprise. 

The Rag Doll said, “I will sail with 
you.” 




86 


THE TIDDLY WINKS 


They all sailed back to Tiddly Winks 
Town. 

They sailed over the houses. 

They sailed over the tree-tops. 

FLYING HOME 

The Tiddly Winks all flew home. 

They flew home in the big Airship. 
They sang as they flew, 

“Hurrah, hurrah for Toy Town, 

We’re flying up on high, 

Hurrah, hurrah for Toy Town, 

Good bye, good bye, good bye.” 

The Rag Doll said, 

“If you will open your eyes and look, 

You will find me smiling in this book.” 

She went to live in a book. 

She went to live with the Tiddly 
Winks. 




THE TIDDLY WINKS 


87 


THE OWL 

Tiddly Winks had a pet owl. 

He called him “Mr. Who.” 

The Owl cried, “Tu-whit, tu-who.” 
Tiddly Winks said, “Meet the Rag 
Doll.” 

The Rag Doll said, 

“Are you really old and wise, 

I very much admire your size.” 

The Owl replied, 

“I admire your bead eyes so bright, 

Can you read by candle-light? ” 

They all laughed at that. 

The Rag Doll could not read at all! 

REST DAY 

Tiddly Winks could read very well. 
Tiddly Wee could read and write. 
Tiddly Thrift could also save. 

Tiddly Cheer-Up was always happy. 
Tiddly Scowl was always cross. 




88 


THE TIDDLY WINKS 


Tiddly Why asked too many ques¬ 
tions. 

They all sang, 

“On Monday, we will go to school 
And learn some lessons as a rule. 

We’ll go on Tuesday, Wednesday too, 

On Thursday learn a thing or two, 

On Friday we will be polite, 

We’ll also try to read and write, 

On Saturday we’ll have a play, 

And Sunday is our best, rest day.” 

MERRY JUNE 

Merry June came again. 

June came with vacation. 

Tiddly Winks was merry in June. 

Tiddly Wee said, “I like vacation.” 

Tiddly Thrift said, “I will work in va¬ 
cation.” 




THE TIDDLY WINKS 


89 



Playing Leap-Frog 


Tiddly Scowl said, 

“I really don’t like any season, 

And I cannot tell the reason.” 

Tiddly Why said, “Why don’t you 
like June?” 

Tiddly Why asked too many ques¬ 
tions. 

He even wore a question mark on his 
cap? 








90 


THE TIDDLY WINKS 


PEEPING 

Tiddly Winks said, “I will peep into 
school.” 

He said, “I will peep in the school room 
window.” 

He said, “I will say good-bye to the 
School Bell.” 

He said, “I want to talk to the School 
Room Clock.” 

He began to think about the School 
Room Mouse. 

He wanted a word with the Waste 
Basket. 

He wanted to talk to the Calendar. 
Tiddly Winks went off dancing and 
singing. 

“I can sing a little if I try, 

And I can call, 'good bye, good bye.’ ” 




THE TIDDLY WINKS 


91 


TO REMEMBER 

Tiddly Winks heard the School Bell 
ringing. 

He called, “Good-bye, School Bell.” 
The School Bell said, 

“Good bye, good bye, please remember, 
School begins next September.” 

Tiddly Winks answered, 

“I will try to remember, 

About next September! ” 

Tiddly Winks went into school. 

He called, “Good-bye, Waste Basket.” 
The Waste Basket replied, 

“I’ll be at work as I remember, 

Very early in September! ” 

Tiddly Winks looked at the Clock. 
He called, “Good-bye, Mr. Time Keep¬ 
er.” 




92 


THE TIDDLY WINKS 


GOOD-BYE 

The School Room Clock sang, 

“I will start again as I remember, 

About the seventh of September! ” 

Tiddly Winks called, “Good-bye, 
School Room Mouse.” 

The School Room Mouse answered, 

"I’ll get more crumbs as I remember, 

About the first week of September.” 

The Calendar said, “Will no one speak 
to me?” 


Tiddly Winks called, “Good-bye, old 
Calendar.” 

The Calendar called, 




THE TIDDLY WINKS 


93 


“I keep the days as you remember, 
School starts again next September.” 

Tiddly Winks called happily, 


“WHEN YOU CLOSE THIS LITTLE BOOK 
OPEN IT AGAIN AND LOOK, 

HOW MANY LESSONS CAN YOU 
READ? 

IF YOU SAY ‘ALL’ YOU’RE WISE IN¬ 
DEED! ” 


A greeting from the Tiddly Winks, 
May be in pencil, or in ink, 

Each Tiddly Winks will be your friend, 
From the beginning to the end! 




94 


THE TIDDLY WINKS 


They learn so many things from you, 
And little tricks they like to do, 

If you learn things from them, they say, 
We’ll call again another day! 


Tiddly Winks can you read? 

Then you are very wise indeed, 

Put on spectacles if you need, 

Work with a will and you’ll succeed. 


FINIS 


Have You Had the Six Tiddly Winks and the A to Zees? 





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